The thing that is the most sad and nostalgic is that since these are about people who died in 1962, one year after I was born is that the majority of these people were born in the 1800's. There isn't a person alive today in 2024 who was born before 1900. Since I was born in 1961 at least for the first 10 to 20 years of my life, I was lucky to grow up with still quite a few people who were born in the 19th century. The sense of the passing of time, hard work, nostalgia, history, wisdom and the sense of the passing of an era that can't come back. It is a sense of melancholy, longing for a simpler and better time mostly with people who knew who they were and had led solid lives with decency, meaning and purpose. An example for me is that all of my grandparents were born in the 1890's but I only knew one of them. It is the sense of the passing of an era that can't come back ever, with the feeling for the longing of a better, simpler, safer time.
It has always made me sad that my mother's father was born in 1884(48 when my mom was born) and I never got to know him because we were generations apart. He died in 1955 ,6 years before I was born I often wonder what his voice sounded like
Although I was only a child at the time, I clearly remember the day that Marilyn Monroe died. Several years earlier, my father had taken me to see “Some Like It Hot” (quite an experience for a six-year-old!), the only Monroe film I actually saw in its original release. May she and my father both rest in peace.
Also, Thomas Mitchell, who played Gerald O'Hara in Gone With the Wind. He won the Oscar for best supporting actor for Stagecoach in 1939. He was also in The Hurricane in 1937 and in It's a Wonderful Life in 1946.
A lot of these folk will be long, long forgotten and if not, then foggy in distant memory. Ironically i watched " Hobson's Choice" today, starring Charles Naughton, a fine actor in that stable of Alaister Sim, John Mills, Alec Guinness and Bernard Miles amongst many others. This is a lovely video you have produced. Excellent, best of luck from England
@johnathanryan2117 I apologize, Dude. It was a cheap shot. Basically just saying, ALWAYS PROOFREAD YOURSELF. If you'll notice (and why should you?) MY silly post was edited because I got it wrong first time Just ball breaking. Sorry!!
My dad died February 4 1962 age 44. I was 5 years old. He just got his masters in education after serving in the US ARMY for 22 years. He graduated 2nd in his class. He was going to be a teacher.
On Ernie Kovack's grave is written "Nothing in Moderation". The story goes he was reaching for his cigarette lighter while driving thus creating the car wreck that killed him. He was a great person.
It was a drug overdose she had been addicted to drugs for sometime and "Time Magazine" reported in 1973 that Los Angeles County coroner Thomas Noguchi, the doctor who performed Monroe's autopsy, said that contrary to rumors, Monroe's stomach was never pumped after her death. The level of Nembutal in her bloodstream was 4.5 milligrams per 100, which is the equivalent of 40 or 50 capsules indicating suicide. She was a heavy drinker and mix champagne with sleeping pills at times to help her sleep. Her good friend Judy Garland just years later after her in 1969 of a drug overdose.
August 5th 1962 when she died in Los Angeles of a drug overdose "Time Magazine" reported in 1973 that Los Angeles County coroner Thomas Noguchi, the doctor who performed Monroe's autopsy, said that contrary to rumors, Monroe's stomach was never pumped after her death. The level of Nembutal in her bloodstream was 4.5 milligrams per 100, which is the equivalent of 40 or 50 capsules indicating suicide.
The thing that is the most sad and nostalgic is that since these are about people who died in 1962, one year after I was born is that the majority of these people were born in the 1800's. There isn't a person alive today in 2024 who was born before 1900. Since I was born in 1961 at least for the first 10 to 20 years of my life, I was lucky to grow up with still quite a few people who were born in the 19th century. The sense of the passing of time, hard work, nostalgia, history, wisdom and the sense of the passing of an era that can't come back. It is a sense of melancholy, longing for a simpler and better time mostly with people who knew who they were and had led solid lives with decency, meaning and purpose. An example for me is that all of my grandparents were born in the 1890's but I only knew one of them. It is the sense of the passing of an era that can't come back ever, with the feeling for the longing of a better, simpler, safer time.
Thank so much for this thoughtful insight..
That’s so interesting. I was born in 61 and feel the exact same way.
My grandmother was born in 1891. I was born in 1956.
My paternal grandfather was born in Ireland, back in the 1860's, my father in 1905. Me, 1960. Really spread out years between generations.
It has always made me sad that my mother's father was born in 1884(48 when my mom was born) and I never got to know him because we were generations apart. He died in 1955 ,6 years before I was born
I often wonder what his voice sounded like
Although I was only a child at the time, I clearly remember the day that Marilyn Monroe died. Several years earlier, my father had taken me to see “Some Like It Hot” (quite an experience for a six-year-old!), the only Monroe film I actually saw in its original release. May she and my father both rest in peace.
Also, Thomas Mitchell, who played Gerald O'Hara in Gone With the Wind. He won the Oscar for best supporting actor for Stagecoach in 1939. He was also in The Hurricane in 1937 and in It's a Wonderful Life in 1946.
Thanks for your hard work!
My pleasure!
A lot of these folk will be long, long forgotten and if not, then foggy in distant memory. Ironically i watched " Hobson's Choice" today, starring Charles Naughton, a fine actor in that stable of Alaister Sim, John Mills, Alec Guinness and Bernard Miles amongst many others. This is a lovely video you have produced.
Excellent, best of luck from England
Thanks.
Naughton?
@@brianthomas2434 bad typing from me, apologies
@johnathanryan2117 I apologize, Dude.
It was a cheap shot. Basically just saying, ALWAYS PROOFREAD YOURSELF.
If you'll notice (and why should you?) MY silly post was edited because I got it wrong first time
Just ball breaking. Sorry!!
No worries fella
My dad died February 4 1962 age 44. I was 5 years old. He just got his masters in education after serving in the US ARMY for 22 years. He graduated 2nd in his class. He was going to be a teacher.
So Sorry for your lost.
What a wonderful work is done in these videos ❤ congratulations and very much success ❤
Thanks very much.
I love the background music.❤
Thanks
@@funeralfy What is the name and artist of the music? I LOVE IT! I would like to add it to my music collection.
Marilyn Monroe was so beautiful!
That soul is still beautiful even in death.
*Many wonderful people were lost in 1962, but they must have been making way for my grand entrance!! 😉 That was the year that I was born!!!* 🤫 🎉
wao, Very cool!
*Nice video ❤️ thank you*
Thank you so much.
Weird thing is, Ernie Kovacs daughter died in 1982 in an almost identical road acvident.
On Ernie Kovack's grave is written "Nothing in Moderation". The story goes he was reaching for his cigarette lighter while driving thus creating the car wreck that killed him. He was a great person.
true
Eleanor Roosevelt. The greatest First Lady ever. What a woman, and what a legacy. RIP
She was a niece of a president also
*WoW* good job👍
Appreciate your comment. thanks.
You forgot Joseph Kerns, Mr Wilson on Dennis the Menace.
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That's because nobody knows who he is.
Benny "Kid" Paret passed away after a fight.
true.
I wached the fight on tv, against Emile Griffith.
He was beaten to death by Emil Griffith.
Ohhhhhhh please, please, make a video about 1969 😍 the year I was born 😊 thanks in advance if you can ❤
Sure thing!
@@funeralfy Thank you, thank you 🤩❤️
Sad that Stu Stuccliffe the original bassist for The Beatles died at only 21 At least he didn't have to live with the regret of seeing them blow up
Also Major Rudolf Anderson, American pilot shot down during the Cuban Missile Crisis.
facts
Marilyn Monroe an everlasting Goddess no actress to this day can touch her.
3:54 Ernie Kovacs died when his Corvair went out of control and hit a utility pole.
true
Thanks for the video! what you do is amazing! help people learn new things in our world❤💯
Glad you enjoy it!
Fritz Kreisler was also the football coach at Michigan 😅
I have a strong hunch he wasn't.
Need to say Ernie Kovaks from car accident
You need to mind your own business.
@@TheBatugan77 he is right
He never had the makings of a varsity athlete.
Corvair
Married to Edie Adams...Vaa.. Vaa...Voom!
Nice
Thanks
The year I was born (Feb 4)...
Marilyn Monroe...Overdose... O murder?
It was a drug overdose she had been addicted to drugs for sometime and "Time Magazine" reported in 1973 that Los Angeles County coroner Thomas Noguchi, the doctor who performed Monroe's autopsy, said that contrary to rumors, Monroe's stomach was never pumped after her death. The level of Nembutal in her bloodstream was 4.5 milligrams per 100, which is the equivalent of 40 or 50 capsules indicating suicide. She was a heavy drinker and mix champagne with sleeping pills at times to help her sleep. Her good friend Judy Garland just years later after her in 1969 of a drug overdose.
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sorry about that. won't happen again.
I was 13 years old in 1962.
i was 17 back then only remember maralyn monroe
I do not believe the picture of Mickey Cochrane is Mickey, Please review and correct.
I didnt think it looked like him either, but I googled Photos of Cochrane and yeah, it could be him
It is NOT Mickey Cochrane
These would be better if they were in chronological order.
Alright. noted. thanks.
Marilyn Monroe unknown
Did Marilyn pass away the 4th or the 5th of August in 1962? Get that settled.
when? kindly enlighten us.
Look - there are too many unanswered questions about Marilyn Monroe's death. Let's leave it at that, shall we?
August 5th 1962 when she died in Los Angeles of a drug overdose "Time Magazine" reported in 1973 that Los Angeles County coroner Thomas Noguchi, the doctor who performed Monroe's autopsy, said that contrary to rumors, Monroe's stomach was never pumped after her death. The level of Nembutal in her bloodstream was 4.5 milligrams per 100, which is the equivalent of 40 or 50 capsules indicating suicide.
Almost all died in 1962?
Wao?
Omitted actress comedian Zazu Pits
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Heather o Rourke not alive in 1994
What????????
its 1962 not 1994.
This video is for those who died in 1962
;Monroe was murdered
I appreciate you engaging with the video and sharing your perspective.
It was a drug overdose and had been dealing with depression before her death and was drinking and had an addiction to drugs years before her death.
@@scottknode898 GOV KNOCKED HER OFF
@@harlow743 ok seen you post other places can believe what you want.
@@scottknode898 The Truth
They missed the Beatles.
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